THE MAYORALTY
4 THE SILENCE OF MR. J. P. LTJKB. "About the Mayoralty, Mr. Luke, ie it your intention to stand again?" asked a Dominion reporter of tho Mayor yesterday Afternoon. "1 don't want to say anything about it," replied Mr. Luke. "Then I can't say that you are not RoiiHjlo stand," persisted the reporter. "No; let it rest. I don't wish to soy anything about it at all. just at present!" Tho fact that tho Mayor was not prepared (o say that he did not intend to again offer himself for the Mayoral chair fitrenetkens the rumour that a movement is afoot to deputatiinise Mr. Luke to ask him to once more accept nomination, COUNCILLOR NORWOOD NOT TO STAND. . Councillor C..8. Norwood will not be a candidate for the Mayoralty. He osreed. with Messrs. W. H. P. Barber, 0. Frost, and L. M'Kenzie ■ to 6ubmit himself to the. council for selection as a candidate, and the council's choice fell upon Councillor Berber. If the Labour Representation Committee puts forwar.d a candidate for the Mayoralty rumour has it that its choice will be Mr. H. Holland, M.P.
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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 143, 12 March 1919, Page 6
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187THE MAYORALTY Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 143, 12 March 1919, Page 6
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